VCU proposal for Navy Hill area development in limbo after City Council vote

Katie Hollowell, Contributing Writer A VCU proposal to build temporary housing for relatives of long-term hospital patients remains pending a week after Richmond City Council voted to strike down the Navy Hill development plan. The proposal for an area in Navy Hill called “Block D” would include new office spaces for the VCU Medical Center, […]

VCU students call bills prohibiting LGBTQ discrimination a step in right direction

Anya Sczerzenie, Contributing Writer Bills prohibiting discrimination against LGBTQ Virginians in employment, housing and public accommodations are garnering support from VCU students, who call it a step in the right direction and say “other states should follow in our footsteps.” Two proposals to grant more protections for LGBTQ people in Virginia are advancing through the […]

Tea Time with Tagwa: Caring for mental health improves the commonwealth

Tagwa Shammet, Opinions Editor Tea timers, we can all agree that living in the City of Richmond comes with a number of undeniable privileges. We can shop in Short Pump, eat at some of the finest restaurants in Carytown and spend the night walking around downtown after a beautiful day on the James River. But during […]